Re: [xml] Setting a new DTD
- From: Thomas Jarosch <thomas jarosch intra2net com>
- To: xml gnome org
- Subject: Re: [xml] Setting a new DTD
- Date: Wed, 10 Sep 2003 14:19:01 +0200
_impl->intSubset=NULL;
xmlUnlinkNode((xmlNode*)dtd);
xmlFreeDtd(dtd);
This code works for me. But since this is the first time I hack on raw
libxml (I've been using libxml++ for some time) I wanted to know if its
correct. I'm not sure if it works in all cases, if I've got all the node
linking right and that there are no memory leaks.
I would highly appreciate it if a libxml guru could take a look at it
as I intend to commit this to libxml++.
All the refernces to the items defined in the DTD like entities
will become dandling pointers to freed areas. Might work for a
given application, but a very bad interface to expose in a library API.
Changing the strings in the DTD sounds safer, but probably don't
match what you expect. I would only allow this transformation as part
of a saving mechanism to avoid the broken references problem
Thanks for you reply, dandling pointers just smell like segfaults...
I'll go on and search for a different/better solution.
Thanks again,
Thomas
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